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The Atlas Moth is the largest species of moth found in Southeast
Asia. During the breeding season, the Atlas Moth lays its eggs on
the leaves of the Sea Poison Tree. The fat, lime-green caterpillar
can be seen munching on these leaves before turning into cocoons.
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The Baya Weaver's craft of nest-making is one of the many wonders
of nature. Blades from leaves are removed and threaded into
symmetrical homes hanging from trees.
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The Olive-backed Sunbird is often observed flying from branch to
branch or feeding on the nectar of flowers.
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The Changeable Lizard blends well into the surrounding flora. It is
the favourite diet of birds and snakes.
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The Cotton Stainer is brightly coloured insect in red and black
to warn potential predators that it is not very palatable. Feeds
on plant sap. It is considered a pest to the cotton farmers.
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